Transportation

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Ground

Strategically located between the two most vital commerce corridors connecting Greater Cincinnati to the United States, the City of Mason is serviced by both Interstate 71, with two direct interchanges, and Interstate 75, with an interchange just two miles west of the city.

Air International

Cincinnati/ Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG)
35 miles from Mason
The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) is among the top ten airports in the U.S. for direct transatlantic flights, ranked number one in the U.S. and number seven in the world by the International Air Transport Association. Additional highlights of CVG:

• 214 daily nonstop flights to 50 cities around the globe
• International nonstop air service to Paris
• Home to DHL Worldwide Express, the world’s largest air courier
• Courier hubs for Airborne Express, FedEx and UPS, all located within 100 miles

Dayton International Airport (DAY)
937-454-8200
48 miles from Mason
Two miles from the heart of the nation’s interstate system, the intersection of I-70 and I-75, the Dayton Airport is an ideal location for cargo and freight operations. Ranked the best 90-minute air market in the nation and one of the top 10 of all 90-minute air markets, more than half of the nation’s population is within 90 minutes of Dayton International.
The Dayton International Airport provides service to 25 major domestic markets and connecting service to more than 100 domestic and foreign markets.

Port Columbus International Airport (CMH)
614-239-4000
93 miles from Mason
Located six miles east of downtown Columbus, Ohio, Port Columbus International Airport is the largest passenger airport in the central Ohio region and the second busiest in the state, providing over 190 non-stop flights to 44 airports via 15 airlines daily. The airport also handles freight and U.S. mail.

Regional

Cincinnati-Blue Ash Municipal Airport
513-791-8500
The Cincinnati-Blue Ash Municipal Airport provides aircraft charter, rental, flight instruction, maintenance and aircraft sales.

Cincinnati Municipal Lunken Airport
513-352-6341
The Cincinnati Municipal Lunken Airport offers a variety of services, including charter air service, rental car accommodations, pilot supplies and parking facilities adjacent to the airport.

Cincinnati West Airport
513-367-0231
The Cincinnati West Airport, which is open 24 hours a day, features 24-hour fuel services, daytime attendants and limited charter operations.

Clermont County Airport
513-735-9500
The Clermont County Airport features aircraft rental and sales, flight instruction, live Doppler radar and fuel services.

Hamilton-Fairfield Airport
513-896-9999
Hamilton-Fairfield Airport provides aircraft maintenance, charter, rental and sales, as well as flight instruction. Hamilton-Fairfield Airport is a designated reliever airport for Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport.

Miami Valley Aviation
513-423-5757
Miami Valley Aviation (MVA) is a carrier of airfreight and passengers anywhere in the U.S., Canada or Mexico. MVA offers a full range of aviation services, including flight instruction, aircraft rental, pilot supplies, fuel, executive Learjet rental and aircraft storage.

Rail

Four major railroad systems serve the Greater Cincinnati region. Amtrak, CSX and Conrail serve the entire Southwest Ohio / Northern Kentucky / Southeast Indiana region, while Norfolk Southern provides service to Southeast Indiana and Southwest Ohio. Eight Mason business parks have direct access to the Indiana & Ohio Railroad. This access serves as a gateway to the northeast and southwest coasts via CSX.

 Learn more at:

• Federal Railroad Administration
• Railroad Division/Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
• Rail America